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VOL. IX, NO. 127 OH THE EVbMXU SSWg
Iks parade
was A PIPPIN
'..,1 Rills Staee an Event
jjHatWill Go Down In His
I tory as Best Ever.
JUNDREDS MARCHING
Luffina Complete I'urude Willi
j7b Hhth Jink Wan a Scream
From Start to uu.su aim
Knjuyed by Kvoryone.
Today a" Elk8' day- Anyone
Lid tell that. It was simply lu ine
k but me lemiu
Liied at 2 o'clock when the grand
.ride formed at the Kilts' touiple
id marched over the principal
tnim at the business section. It
, some parade, absolutely one of
e best ever witnessed In the city,
fee purple necktled boys were out In
111 force and not a thing was left
dene to entertain the huge throngs
lovded along the streets. Tho
,rk, threatening clouds of the niorn
g only served to stimulate a greater
dhuslasm and the Elks were de
trained from start to finish to make
Idiy'i pageant an event long to be
Unentered, i The parade is now
fltten down in the history of straw
Irrr carnivals. It was the prime
p.at in making the opening day of.
e 1920 carnival a juccew. Follow-1
I U the formation followed out
(one the line of march.
(Led by the grand marshal,
Bunted on a "dashing charger" and
taring the official Insignia of the!
ly the parade started. Following j
TO 12 E.1KB nuiiif uuiarn u trail
Dm the range" and forming the
Bunted escort to the large Amerl
B flag carried by HI French, who
u also riding a "corn-fed" steed,
iauttful Queen Marie, attended by
"heart-breaking" maids next ap
hred In their large float, which was
torated "fit for any queen."
Seen Marls greeted her loyal sub
tts along the entire line of march
tth grarlous smiles and she was In
Vn greeted by cheers and hearty
felauae. Following the Queen's
at rai the o. A. C. band under
leadership of Captain Beard. The
sic dispensed by the band was of
snappy march variety and added
amty of "vim. vigor and vitality" to
long parade. Following the band
J the Elks' marching club, attired
I the white duck costumes and tall
lite hats. With their purple neck
Is flashing and their stately snap
f marching they were the very pic
ares of aristocracy. Following the
rcnlng club was another American
mi carried by Captain Sutton, a
Jll war veteran and a member of
local Elks lodge. On either side
Capt. Sutton were guards, both of
om were vets of the World war,
n McClintock in olive drab and
H Young in navy blue. This was
of the most impressive features
the parade. Next were four march-
Elka carrying banners denoting
marvelous growth of the Elks
ge in Rosehurg. The shortest of
J '"" carried a sign telling of the
w in i36, and the other three
i or graduated size had banners
'lug forth the various periods of
'elopment since that time.
Tne Elks' service flaa- wan next
then followed the hlirh link, nf
dar. Thu i
f .. ..... i..mmim pdiduc w aa
I by the six Blue Drothers' Saxa
n band, very blue, according to
Mr melodies. They were riding on
band wagon drawn by four Shet
N ponies and driven by Al. O.
1'owb. Fnllowinr tho hnnH
r "ultra classical" dancers who
Preceded by a banner bearing
sen iwliman's Dancers, stand
These "antlseutlc" dancers
irS COStumes 1n. harotir n.nlnv
board of censors and their lithe
iracetui forms were clothed only
a Checse-rlntH veil rpv,
and shook the entire distance of
parade and at time. nai,mt tn
picturesquely as "Spring," Sum
and "Venus at the Pump." A
wii flower boy In oriental Jerusa
J costmn, sprinkled new-mown
n before the dancers as they wend
1 laelr 1T in sprightly dances.
I tall Elk, dolled out to represent
P"ravaface," was next and lhrew
t currency to the winds along
march. money he dstrb.
fw to thj crowds was printed In
5 . ' bBarln the wording,
F bucks, Elks Day. Good for a
POfl bft" r. . ., ,
.' Iu" crowas scram Diea
M fought, to get . corner on this
I I vTh hll!h cno01 'ol-
n with a grotesque float which
llowwf"14' M,n'r other features
. .,0 numerous to mention,
which were twn Pllr. .....
resembling Mutt and Jeff, thel
f" bearing . ,in .., cort of
k.7... 109 "mailer labeled
hii.: Ktt- lnr with his
the candidates who tonight will be
initiated Into the mysteries of the
local order. - They were costumed in
"Krnzy Kat" Ideas and were goats
In every scuao of the word. One of
the "poor boobs" carried a hand
organ and grinned away cnntlnuuii.4-
ly while another was arrayed In
monkey costume and carried a tin
cup begging alms from the laughing
spectators. They rodo In baby bug
gies, were hand-cuffed and tortured
In various other ways, all of whkh
provided amusement sufficient to
satisfy the "crabbiest" Individual
alive.
The pageant ended with the Foley
and llurk carnival shows parado and
their band.
Who was It said, "Laugh and thel
world laughs with you '? If Skakes-j
peare mentioned that fact he must
have been an attentive spectator at
some big Elks parade for the local
Bills certainly put their event over
the top with a boom today.
CARNIVAL STARTS i
VIIH BANG TODAY,
T HUM I 'SOX IS ACOriTTKh.
Events of Opening Day Are
Very Pleasing to Large
Crowd In Attendance.
QUEEN MARIE CROWNED
Arthur Juntos Thompson was
last night a'cquim-d of the
charge of murder, and hU plea
of sWf-dt'feuse wan suaiaiiuui
by tho Jury, which de!ihruted
fur only a few moim-inu b.-fore
bringing tn thetr vt-rdict. Tho
verdict was rcaclu-Q on tho
Arm ballot, It was stated, and
a unanimous agreement arrived
at at on c. TUo caao was large
ly attended and a great deal of
tnterettt was taken.
IMARIE THE FIRST
Angora Goats
To Be on Sale
. A. J'.ikI (;ives toncerts
Various l'arla (r ISitsliuvs Hi...
ti'ii't During tlw Kntiro Day
Is Fine Oi'imiiitioii.
The Sheep and Goat Breeders' as
sociation was notified this morning
by J. J. Osenbrugge, of Ituch, Ore
gon, that he was consigning four bil
lies to the sale Saturday. These nrj
from his famous long-haired, non
shedding herd of registered Angoru
goats of Turkish and African breed
ing. Mr. Osenbrugge writes that his j Scout bugler opened festivities Willi
entire flock: this year averaged Bliear- reveille lliis morning until well
ing u pounus per neau. ine goat? mere aln t no until. To quote
With a gasoline caliope. two
bunds, u merry -go-round and a
couple of dozen other musical or
semi-nuialcal confusions all goins al
tho sanio time, the 10:h An:iual
Strawberry Carnival went over liki
a whizz-bang today. Xo dudj in
this barrage, so don your helmet
and your gas mask nnd go over the
lop and take the trenches occupied
by Old .Man Gloom. All nature
smiled serenely and so did every
body else from the minute the Hoy
will arrive tomorrow and will be on
exhibition at the Empire feed barn,
and will be sold at public auction
Saturday afternoon.
T
Contract Is Given John Run
yon Who Will Have Men
On the Job Monday.
STORY IS TO BE ADDED
First Floor Will lie l)i'0ied Ui tho
Street Level mid Additional
Floor Uuilt for Modem and
ton i pie lo Club ltooi.it.
Cohen, 'Smiling ia aonirthin'
ain't goin' to do nothln' else but."
It wasn't long after daylight, at
least shortly after the breakfast
hour, when the Foley and llurk out
fit began grinding up the atmos
phere in tho whatchamaeallit they
use on the merry-go-round, punrtu
atlng stops with a few spasmodic ex
hausts and backfires from the gaso
line contraption known as a calliope.
A big crowd milled around at the
carnival grounds and along the
streets where the O. A. C. band dis
pensed charming music to all thoat?
who could find enough of a place to
stand on and listen.
Along about 10:30, more or less
noboby was paying attention to
time, much less the crowd every
body migrated to the courthouse
lawn where tho queen crowning was
held. This was a very pleasing
event' and Queen Marie and her
maids and everybody el.se on the
platform looked qui'e beautiful,
with the exception of the masculine
Ciement. which, however, was im
posing enough in all the robes pro
vided to convince even the most
skeptical that a monarchy is worlh
trying for at least three days.
Of course iMtorybody wanted to
they alight from the trains on their
arrival in the city.
Large jardlniers will be placed In
all the hotel rooms, where the visit
ing Shrincrs have been assigned, and
they will be filled each day the visit
ors are here, with no end of flowers,
the famous Tortlaud rose playing th
leading role.
Ex-Service Men
Should Get Bonds
j mission will let many confacts for
i new woi k this year because of tin
: high coals, but if prices drop, par-
; ucuiuny tuo lauor market, then we
may place a lot of work and take
I ndvaniSKo of the conditions as we
i did last year. The principal cou-
tracts lot this year will be tho con-
j necting links on present Important
i roads. There are many nans which
Thnu;anfte of Arimirinc; 5i ih- ihave ,0 bo bullt 10 co'it up with
inousanas 01 Manuring auDv flnlshod work ,0 a9 to milke a con.
leCIS Attend Ceremonv Itmuotu Improved road.
ine commission will go over tnu
i eniral Oregon and the John lay
highways and pick out sections for
Improvement which will serve the
needs of various communities. Those
will receive tho first attention
those two roads. There will be no
rush about pushing these two high
ways forward until the main-traffic
reads snch as the Calumbia and la
ciflc highways have been taken care
of. However, owing to the character
of the country, construction is com
paratively light In central Oregon
and a lot of mileage can bo built for
a great deal less than lu boiuo sec
lions of the state."
This Morning.
REIGN IS ONE OF JOY
Keys of City Are tiiveii to INipulare
oil 1'omlilioii That lucre bo
Nothing lint Joy mid lluH
pines During Week.
Liberty bonds to the value or
$127,l,iU belonging to 1 ", 4 :j ex-service
meu have been returned to
Washington by the poaloITice depart
ment because of lucoirei-l address,
according to Lieuteuum Colonel
.Mathew f. Smith, head of thu ser
vice and Information branch of the
wur department, in a statement is
sued today. Veterans who have not
received thoir bonds at this lato dale' th
are advised to write to Zone Finance
Officer, Washington, 1). c., giving
their name, army serial number, or
ganizulion, and address.
There are also on file with the
zone finance officer 70.MI discharge
certificates which cannot lie deliv
ered to their owner because ihey
were mailed In without return ad
dress, or mailed out nnd returned
undelivered. Alphabetical lists by
states of these unilellveriible dis
charge certificates have been fur
nished to all senators and congress
men., with tho request Hint they be
given tho widest publicity possible.
In April. 7.1R4 Liberty bonds to
the value of J36fl,2(ifJ were mailed.
making a total of I.077,!i78 bonds
of various issues to the pur value of
jri.'l.Sltx.linn now delivered ha tox-
rervlce men.
During tile same ninulli the $00
bonus was paid lo SllllO ex-soldiers
who did nut
'heir dlschar
Amid the plaudits of thousands of
Joyous and happy peoples, surrouild-
! ed by the most graceful and cliurm
j lug daughters of the laud, and with
each and every element vicing to
j make the occasion one of Burpnsslni;
j beauty, Queen Marie the Kllst, a
graciuus sovereign of exceeding
oeauiy, was crowned ruler of our
laid this morning.
All available space in the court
house square, whore the crowning
ceremony look place, was taken' up
with admiring and humble subjects
of the new queen, and her reign be
gan most auspiciously with deafening
cheers of greeting from the populace.
It is the goneral opinion that never
before In the history of Kofleblirg has
been a ruler so lovely as this
one. nor attendants so beautiful, and
that her reign will mark an epoch In
the history of Koseburg.
The platform on which the crown
ing ceremony took place was a bower
of flowers, and a huge flower laden
automobile adjacent held the piano.
Several numbers were played by the
O. A. C. bund, and then down the
aisle, lined on each side with gallant
Hoy Scouts, and carpeted with rugs,
came King Solomon, the famous
King Fragarla, shrouded In lu 3
tery, and conducted by Harold Hol
lows as the herald. The prime min
ister In the person of Rev. C. H. Hil
ton, followed.
To precede the queen and to sym
bolize the joy and gayety or her rule,
were six little girls gowned in white,
who danced a merry liule dance full
of the spfrl: of spring and the straw
berry carnival, and then strewing
her path with roses, they led Queen
Marie to her place In front of the
king. Immediately nrecedinK the
e it at the time of oueen was Kllznbolh Williams, ns
Honus i-laims set- crown bearer, bearlmr on a white
TWO 11IK IMIll Tl-:i).
Tho grand Jury tills nuirnlog com
pleted Us session after returning two
indictments and was excused sub
ject to the call of Judge Hamilton
The enso against Win. Majors, col
ored, accused of larceny, was first
Investigated and an Indictment re
turned alter which Claude Mathews
charged with assuut and battery on
Hurley Johnson of Uoston, was ex
amined nnd Indicted.
LSON
Frank Bovell Gives Name of
Harden to Shield Parents
But Is Recognized.
WILL BE TAKEN HOME
With plans that call for the ex- ! know who tho king was And un-
pendlture of approximately Jio.OUU, " f. , ' , 'A' )o ' . ,been paid out to date to I
Villlirs 1H.-AI liluc r-win. i.t ... ,
guess. Anyhow he is some king and
we don't blame the carnival com
mittee for naming him Solomon 1:
he sure looks the part.
Foliowine the crowning, the O. A.
' C. band demonstrated that its mem
the local I. O. O. F. lodges will start
work on the improvement of their
building the first of the week. The
contracts for the different parts of
the work were granted last nigh'.
John E. Itunyan will have complete
suuervisiou and direction of all lie'
tied to date total t'.'X,6 l".l 20, show- salin cushion the golden crown and
Ing that 1. ti l I,uii2 ex-soldlers who scepter. Kneeling on the cushion,
did not receive their bonus have now while n hush fell over the crowd,
been paid. Additional travel pay to Marie the First, received the symbols
the amount of S.sr.Jt.l 1 1.40 has of her reign from tin' hands of her
renlitv Queen
(ieorgo W. I'lnlner Itcvoulllzcs
Hollo Sou of l-'riend mid llu
eluiMil Outfit and Will Take
the Hoy in Ills Hume.
in
ur-
work. and he announced this morn- tiers had learned something at ceil
ing that he will have a crew ol men ye!,n besides fussing and football
on the Job Monday. land provided some tnlghtv good en-
The first work will be to construct tertainment until noon, while at thel
a temporary building for the Peoples I same time the carnival company at j
Siinnlv rnmnanv nulled atelv adjoin- the Ca none grountis succession)
ing the lodge building on til
diers.
Kx-servie men who still have
claims to l,e adjusted with the vari
ous government agencies should ad
dress Lieutenant Colonel Mathew C.
Smith. Council of National Defense
building, Washington, 1). C.
o-
ook care of all that came its way.
Shortly after noon the band tuned ,
en a-alii and at 1:30 fell in line! Luscious sua'
for the Klks' parade. If all the men variety, deep r
in that line paid an income tax of ing the South S.
1 0 a year
they would pav off the j fragrance.
national debt In 24 months and in-j """ "l" '
eno'ith capital ten m ins IN M" "'" '
sou! !i.
This structure will enable tint com
pany to care for Its large trade dur
ing the two or three months the
workmen are engaged In making Im
provements which will make the
structure a thoroughly modem build
ing. , nrfditinn have enn'ik'h rap
Tho firet floor Is in be lowered to ,.. ina'llntinn for signalling
,...,! ii nurt this floor will be 1- a i f .t tho latter thine' Itevlew
of cement. The large room will be;was hollt only thing they didn't
so arranged that at any time it can ; nl.Pmt,t nnt thov may try that bo
be converted Into two separate store I nTn tnP night's over,
rooms, having a double entrance and ; owrVer relther the extra fat nor
front. Both of these rooms will be , ex(ra ,hr m,, ,vil take much
occupied by the Peoples Supply com- i ,n h( pv,.ntB 0f tonlu'ht. for
pany, which retains a long term lease j " . ,,1Pnl arc sn Rf)re they have
ln,,.n. fl,.nr The second floor i 111 1 . .. ..i.i.i.. rtll
uii me o.".. -- , ..YhniiHted tne su ' uy ui hhm-,,, ....
Roses and Berries
Attract Attention
brri.'s of evory
in .-"! n mid rlval-
liands with their
1 wilh i he pwfM't
Mario. Tvr small, saftn uniform d
pages carried the ermine rnb' nf the
queen and w.'re fnllowd by the four
white gown'd nt'endnutH. Miixin
KeooKiiizIng in tho dirty, dishev
'It d, unkempt young criminal be
fore him the sun of a wealthy friend,
tieorge W, Plainer. w ll to do lum
ber dealer of Omaha, interceded for
Fr;iiik Harden, whose (rue name is
Frank Uovell, and will leave tonight
r.'ith tho lad for Omaha carrying
Wood Is Alleged to Have 153
Instructed Delegates to
Convention.
CONVENES ON JUNE 8
Cuiididiitaa ami followers Are Busy
Herding Dclcnulu) Armenian .
MnndHU) Find So Favor
In benuto Committee.
Sykes. Iris Itlce, Zonule McDoeal I pwlih him the boy's p:irole, an-! will
and Lorlene Coulee, each carrying take him back with him to his par
roseluid arm bouquets. ents to start life over.
Prime Minister Hilton then al j Mr. Plainer arrlwd je ti-rda.'.'
dressed the assembled audience and Urnm Omaha, being Interested in- a
leoineii an IO I Slllljeris 111 I II env Hnmago stilt lii-lng heard ill CHIN
will be raised several feet, and ns
this Is exceptionally high at tne pies
ent time it will allow of a third floor
to be placed between the two present
floors. Complete and well equipped
club rooniB will be installed on the
second floor, together with a largi
in town, aim Bit oecause 01 n in ii
etiiovment of the national pastime.
which contrary to conn i iienn 1
not hhnnting craps but playing oase
ball The program for tonight in
cludes the Twili-.'ht league baseball
banquet room and kitchen to provide game. In "j J;
cSteeo -no for:
ready for the entertainment of the ; merrms o n,,nn. ,-t-
lodge members. ! J- ' , ,,, rnrn of
its name. maU- up an exhibit In tbn
building which is attracting
much att'iition n ml coin men t. Thn
rooms have h" n lined with colored
cloth, which niako a fitting back
ground for 111'1 hnrries and blopsom.
Another phsinc attracilon is ;h-
Victrola tnufdc vitich is being played
during the day. Judp have been
selected for b"i!i exhibits, and j'tdir
Ing will fake ni.ife late this after
noon, with th' results announced to
rn orrow.
in the name of the new queen, pre
sented them with the keys to th"
city, and told Ihi in U was tin !rs
do with as they will, with only one
condition, that nothing but Joy tin'
hapnfness abound. Mildred Sinniger,
ens tinned as a s'nall buthTfly,
danced n solo dance to close the cere
mony. The quern (hen entertained (he
members of her court at the Hotel
T'mpqua until t(?'ie for the afternoon
Klks' parade, where she made Iot
inrt public a Pi" !t ranee. The new
Auburn Pe;uity Six seilan hnH been
commandeered as the royal ehnrio:
and will convey t he queen and her
attendants about the ejty.
Bonding Measure
Meets Approval
today. He had none in the eourl
room and was an Interested m., ( ..
tor at the murder trial then in pni
ureHH, when an officer of the ronil
rinijouneed that a prisoner desired
to rhtingfl hfs plea from not guilty
lo guilty. The boy for he was on
ly 1 U years old - wni iif-hered In
Dirty, his clothes rawm-d, greae
sfainori nnl torn, he stood before th
j 'id ire nnd confessed hfg gtiilf , en
leavorf ng to a s. tune the blame of
"ho en tiro crime find declaring his
eonipanion to be innocent of any
Implication tn the robberv which
took plate at flb'ndale. v was n
t v pica I young hobo, and the crowd
lnughd nt his appearance. He told f
the court his name was Harden, but j
ivy AMMX'Inted Press
CHICAGO, May 27. Candidates
for tho republican presidential noiul
uution tsturtcd in a final drive today
(o capture the ivi votet that are
necessary for securing the coveled
prize. Tho republican national con
vention opens in thia cily June 8
one week from next Tuesday, and
he candidate upon whose banner
victory will porch must bo ablo to
annex between 300 and 400 un
pledged votes. The laat of the it&4
delegates lo this great political con
vention were elected yesterday, wheii
Vermont choso eight men to repre
sent the party at CuIcuro. lieueral
Leonard Wood, It 1b alleged present
returns show, will enter the conven
tion with more instructed delegates
than any other candidate, but his
total strength, 16 LI, Is less than one-
third of the number necessary to
give him tho nomination.
Mandate Turned Down.
WAS HI NO TON, M ay 2 7 . Preal-
dent Wilson's proposal for a United
Stales mandate: wvr Armenia was
disapproved today by the senate for
elKU relations committee. Only four
democrats opposed the adverse ac
tiou to tho president's request. Tho
vote in committee Btood 11 to 4.
l'eace Itcftoliition Vetoed.
WASHINGTON, May 27. Presi
dent Wilson's message vetoing thft
republican peace resolution will bo
sent to congress today..- -$1tl,tHM
t HinpaiKi. Fund.
WASHINGTON, May 27. A total
of JM3,!M'J lias been rat fed for U
presidential campaign of Henutor
HnrdiiiK. repwblicun, of Ohio. Of
this sum tho committee has spent
J 107.000 according to Harry
i)atiKhorty, represent iriff the Ohiouns
candidacy, who testified before the
a-uato luvestfKutinK coinmillee yes
terday.
lU fleeted Incniclency.
WASHINGTON, May 27. Rear
Admiral Sims, apP'urinK before the
senule investiKatiUB commiltee in re
buttal testimony, declared that the
"navy department witnesses had re
yealed the condition lu the navy even
more distressing (ban I could havo
fmagined. and (he Hltuuliou cousli-tute-
a much more severe erltleltsui
of the deplorable conditions referred
io than I my Kelt' have submitted."
,V;;ee on Naval liiuhjet.
WASHINGTON, May 2 7. Next
ear's naval binU'et has beep tenta
tUely fixed at. about $421.1.00,000,
tiudf-r a roniplele uKement of tho
ji.ival a; propi lal tons bill, reached to
day by the senate and house con
ferees. Tho navy aviation budget is
$20,000,0u0 additional.
Striker Indicted.
Ni;WAUK, May 27. Ten leaders
of the railroad strike In New Jersey
' were indicted today under the Lever
'act by the fed ral grand Jury. The
i men are charged with ronspfriiiK to
; obstruct Inter-state commerce.
j Johnson Slntes IVwition.
f CONCOIil), May 27. Senator
i Hiram Johnson of California d clar d
(u a piditlcal speech here today mat
he would not bolt the repiih1le.il.
party al Chicago If he Is not chosen
information In the hands o the -tn'r-, r, Iiu,ll!f..m pre.sid n I ial uomi
amiouncMd him to he Frank , , ,,
Mo veil nnd by bis name tho court
r.ddrepsed him.
Mr. I'lfltnor he:ird the nnme and
Wilson Puts Veto
Peace Resolution
Im wa included and
rS j?. 'or wst town." and
ItV. .,or bn,t " T1" victim.
f ti Kt nit A. .v. j.
The third story, now llie geconu , , 7 vtolr
story, and which contalna one of'h' b'c a buster, so be there.
finest lodge halls In the state, will." ' ue " .
be modernized in every particular i
The entrance to the second and third , r., PrPnfirP
.lories will bo from Jackson stre. t. )nrM Cfi iCpUf C
The building will be heated through- j D; f'
out by a new heating system, ai.d Qf ftlT I Iftie
will be made thoroughly uo-to-!atc
In every particular.
The funds for this Improvement
have been arranged for, and th'
building committee last nlrht met
with Contractor Hunyan and granted
the contract on a percentage basis,
n-in .tart work at once and ex
pects to have the work completed in
from sixty to ninety days.
The I. O. O. F. committee have
1 .rrono.imf.nts for the us" of
the S. K. Sykes hall and during the hours
time the remodeling or tneir duikuuk
PORTLAND. May 27. fine of tho,
niost Inti resMiiK and te autuul rea -urea
nf the entire Hhrlne week. June
2.1 to 26. will be the wonderful floral
creations v. hieh will welcome eac.i
niest in the hot.-l rooms where th-.y
will abide durine their s'ay In th"
Op gun metrrmolis. Mrs. II. T. Hut
chinson is chairman of a committee
of women who are putting in Ion!!
and uticeas'tlir eirort to mane
,i... floral it, corallntis, rroni
to her hyacinths.
I'ort-irlve
l,,o wic - , . ,nffs TOSH
Is In progress tne i and welcome as truly ho-
and the other ?" - ... , , ,ud h,nds which
i.-ted Press. 1
,'i'OS, Mav 2'.
an peace resolution
today liy President
" i.ro message al-
Mtv As
WAS. II.V
The repuhh
was veto d
Wilson. T!
lcL-ed su h t;- thod of making
peace with ' lermany would
place "an irp'M.iceahle stain up
on the Kallai.'ry and honor of
the I'nit' d States." Without
announciio: h;s intntinn re
Earding Hi'1 i"."it of ''r."ai!l"s,
Presidi-nt V.'il on declared that
the tr'-a'y mhodier impfji'taut
things oni if : d by the resolu
tion, and (lift by reieuing the
treaty the I'nited HtaM had
de lured in 'fTect that this
country w I to draw apart
from the oth-r nations, and
pursue obj" - and int'r'-ls of
Its own. V.'ihen nserted that
th peace p'-ohi inn omitted
the main nnd important ob
jects, for indication of which
the t'nit''d Sats entered the
war.
Immediately recognized It ns the
With the pas a 40 of the bonding viivto of tho president of the largest j
act work on liighwsjH will will bo ; ,., dttig nnd loan firm In Omaha I
alien up at on the state hicli v. ay ! f beenmo Interested nnd upon tak
. ommlsniou has announced. Al-Mmr rt pocond look at the young erim
thoii::h olfnial returns have not heei)innj hnmedialeh recotnlod him an
received from the special measure t.jng th. son of the wealthy Omaha
voted on ex.'.-;. in a few counties, am;,n. fr ';,f,,er and Mr. Hovell
sum. 'lent lead han b-en senird to,,,r Mannfe brothers firm friend-
p.ih':a.:e of the roatl tmnV
then'
Oregon Itellliiit In.
POUTLANH, May 27. - Completfl
torn" tfroru all counties In lh
asMiri'
ing me
jorlty
ma-
wit h a hambonn
. (Iin a'ion.'tl bills an
iv the voters and th
r ed in ;: t ionat je;rp
d in the future. (,
nt lias iiImi h"cn en
it hi alwj I.' lb'ved that
asut '-s ha ve ran led in 1
up! -
inn "
The
favored I
mill tax iff
will be imiin
i.l punisltui
f'rjr.-i'd and
the other in
the state aPhoiinh ei.nip!ee finnres
are unavailable ut I In piei-'-nt lime
t !m fjet th;i! n. on V i:- now available
for mad vork all'iws the I'mnmlsDii
to put. more extensive plans Into e
mi Ion.
"We ill now be able tn romplefi.
tl.e Pa-ifie hiebway to flie t'njifor
ma lino; T h Coos hav Itoebun;
h ith way and the f or vail is-New port
h 1 i-'li wnv." st at -n f'ha irmnn Kenpon.
' We cm flidth the f'olumbi h!ih
wnv to the Idaho line aiul The I.a!b -Cilifon.la
highway. rn 'etlld
tho Jolin Iay nnd the Central Or-:
Con iii-rhWHV where th-o rovdi will
.tjtVM th most n-'rvpe loeillv
"I do not believe that the rom-
and have a freat deal of hnslne.v
tr reiher ef)nse'ii-'nt Iv Mr. Platner
'nimefllntfdy Iniervjen'ed the boy and
d(ff)verefl thnt he had rorreetly
laeofi ihe tnd's Id-nt'tv.
Aftep tH'kln with .Tudve Mamll
ton. Mr. Platner Ft, e ended In nb
talnlntr a pnnde for voiitiK Ibe-ell,
f,nd this afternoon nurehaed for
blrn a nw su't of rlniho. hd bitn
bathed and tiahered and teir' haaf d
him a eo-nnletf outfit for the trfn
borne. Tlo-v will b-nvo tnnichf b
th hnv If tmt needed for the trial
-f Mr eoni'tanlnn.
After his IdentMv had be.-n barn
ft be mnfi-'Feil tlii' entire rrime and
Ftlthnut;h be bad flr" ntfenipted to
jomttiw a'l of tli" idfee he lar
told the off Ire r th" d-fal'- nf the
r-i'tberv ftrl tat-d t')i his mm
"irlen, lak Tennl. was tmnjj-'n'od
fjennls donhtle will siand trh'.
nd It mav ho no-'emirv to ho'fl
I'ovptl for n witnM but If not h"1
V'lll be ullowod to lerive nt on'-e and
will (jo with Mr. Platner tonmht.
'tate, 2 of whieh are ollntai, una
.omplb-d bv Ihe KvenihK Teh vrawi.
rive Jolin'on n majority ov-r Gener
al Wood of 22't voles.
rookiv. rot: p.wih i.ions.
Vn.. Mav 2ti.
bh:b 'o- of llv-
'ed the o-.vlv flantbllon
in tt,; . rtien of tho
id -ii'-; tl l t'r'-'k' nr"
little y ib'-v l.'o -i'jm.!
sr-oiirbiL' lawr.s where
h. on
ma vr-yt j ;sr r:i.
iTnh'hphm ami th
ii'K has e)'
'o lortilv e
"t fi t I"', T
j -ecklnic th
I 1 i f u ller--
, the dirntbdlen - have nt- i tiei .-,
In pesi, roiintrv liino'-t and pastere
I fields, fniliiir lmsk.ds wUh the
jhloninn and c-en bav. 1 Tie- btfln
'idnsHoms co Into the obi time dun-
I'he leaves. VOlMilf nun
d'dlon wim
tender.
lot,,: '
umllar to srdn.teh.
eaten
oit i 1 w it m hm;t sti:aiv.
1
SAl.KM. Mav 27 Q.;ol.t-
tiotiv for cattle, hheep, butter
nnd pv are r''lv and un-
chanced. JIoti are weaker.
prime mixed lots Roin4 at 14
to 14 V
?"ailJh. hill will reet the visitor. ..
v. ui, praa wrrt
iv i m mi. ui